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Printers Ink and Prosperity.

An example of the far-reaching effect of
well-directed advertising is continually
seen by those who employ The columns of
journals having wide circulation. Yester-
day the firm of L. /. Lewis & Co, who
regularly make their business announce
ments through the columns Of this paper.
and stand among the most successful and
prosperous wholesale and retail houses of
the Capital City, received from Giles
county, Tennessee, in response to their ad-
vertisement in the RECORD UNION, letter
requesting price list of their stoves, and
soliciting the agency of certain lines carried
by them. This might seem somewhat like
carrying Goals to Newcastle" to ship
goods from this coast to point so near the
Eastern metropolis, and yet vast quantity
of merchandise is constantly being sup
piled by the Sacramento wholesale houses,
under the great advantages enjoyed by this
natural trade center, to the cities, towns and
trading points throughout the great trans
mon tane region. This will be broadened by
the growing commercial prosperity of Saera-
mento, by the extension of railroads to dis
tant sections now sparsely settled, and by
making known through the columns OF
papers having a circulation reaching those
distant fields, and thereby coming into ac-
quaintance with the goods of the Sacra-
mento houses.
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MARRIED..

SUMNER SILKS, at % cents yard, at f
Lyon Il Co. s, No. 700 street.
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The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was go 80 cooler than the nor
nal temperature for that day as deduced
from nine years observation. The highest
and lowest temperature was 100 and $50,
with fresh to brisk southerly winds. and
clear to cloudy and clear weather.
An earthquake shock was felt mt about
$50 A. n. yesterday. There appeared to
be two distinct shocks, but so close together
as 20 seem as one, and appearing to last
thirty seconds. This motion, according to
the best OF my knowledge was from east
10 west, or west 10 east, | could not say
which. should think il it had been from
south to north or north to south that all
clocks which stopped must have had their
pendulums moving in an opposite direc-
ton 10 the motion of the earthquake
ANOTHER INvEsTIGATIoN.-Fish Commits
sioner Reuter- left for San Francisco yes
terday to join Commissioners Sherwood, and
to- day they will investigate the injury that
is being caused TO the fish in Paper Mill
creek, in Marin county. The refuse from
the Taylor Bros. paper mills has poison
Gus quality that is said TO be killing the
large number of brook trout that have been
planted in that stream, and the people who
find pleasure in the angling expeditions,
which are quite frequent in that locality,
complain of the stencil from dead fish.
The visitors to Fouts' Springs, in north
western Colusa county, are complaining
that some dams recently built in a creek
near that place are making mountain trout
very scarce and ask that the Fish Com
mission make an investigation. Commits
sioners Sherwood and Reuter- will go there
some time next week.
THE PRISONER REMANDEp.-Judge Van
Fleet heard yesterday afternoon the habeas
corpus case of Harry Mcdonald. of Stock
ton, who is under arrest there for robbery.
W. A. Gibson appeared for the petitioner,
and District Attorney Smith, of San Joa-
quin, in opposition. After hearing the
matter, Judge Van Fleet dismissed the
petition ard remanded the prisoner, on the
ground that the record showing conflict
Of evidence, the Court, in case of habeas
corpus, would not interfere with the order
of the committing magistrate.
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Do NOT miss buying buggy robe to-da
at the Red House.
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IcE CREAM.-The best place in Sacra-
mento to get dish of pure ice cream mo
mixture). is at the ice cream parlors of A.
Walter, S24 J street. He uses only pure
cream. Mr. Walters candies have never
been excelled.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong.

FRIDAY. June Sd.
p. S. Lawson vs. Pacific Coast Fire and Water
Proof Paint Company-Continued until Monday
at 10 A. NJ.
Fred Wickes vs.. Sun kee-Judgment in favor
of DEFENDANT.
~. Manogue VS. George g. Wright ct al
Decree granted plaintiff in accordance with
prayer of complaint.
b. L. Steinman VS.. F. H. Russel-Demurrer
oyerruled Ten DAYS tn ans,ver
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TIC E5UsLIItHs SUIEUgb MIG W III
The Business College nine downed the
Sacramento Grammar School nine at Agri-
cultural Park yesterday afternoon by q
score Of o to 5. Following is the score:
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. = Yesterday
morning Portuguese named Joseph
puarte Henriquez, while assisting in rails
ing an anchor upon barge at the San
Joaquin landing, slipped and fell into the
river. The current carried him beneath
the barge, and he was not seen afterwards
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business Adrertiseme,

Auction Sale.
BY Bell & Co.-This morning.
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Ell MONTE HorEL.-This new and popu-
lar resort, located in the town of Sisson, at
the foot of Mount Shasta. on the line of the
California and Oregon Railroad. will be
opened TO the public on Monday, June 5th.
The proprietor, ]. f. Mcdowell, formerly
of the Bates House, Indianapolis, Ind, is
an old and experienced hotelkeeper and
knows how to entertain the travelling
public.
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SUMMARY MAY 1857 Daily
o. 670 monthly
Sre 6 for 5d month at 40 and AZ 800
prevailing
and
Winds
CopU. S. ass California
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

cash 75.c; December -z5IS751,, closing at
75h<c, nominal; January TX a777Ic, closing al
a nOminsl; May S3I6S q ,clT siag a. SG56c
Uorn ~ igher most Of ire session. bCt the elose
was &C b low closing OF yes erday, cash $50
+&c; November 4454c, ell sing at 44z<e
ID; December 1870, closing at 44c
pa; uJ Jsn ,atg 4SHG4%c, closing at
Ii m at CSC Jarua-y 29c; Way 5OTc. Cornme al
rong L s. 25G2 50. whisky steady at 81 u5
Pro isions strong. Pork, regular ne@ Si3 IS.
shOulde 8, s. 674S; long clears, 81 2507 37H
clear ribs s. % al 3715; short clesrs, 81 500
VIZ. bacon xef shonl iers, S6 90; lspg
cIears, IS 90; clear ribs S. o as 10; short clears
- p 5ams teady at $40 , 0l2 90.
CHICAGO, I'LL, Nov. &c. AT the outset
there was + " firm bar by no means srong
TO to speculative markets on Char ge ta-day.
ana the conditions prevailing outside were far
from inspiring buOyancy Of spirits on the part
OF traders, and as crowd they were affected
ar more by Sne dismal and decreasing ate OF
the weather than by wha. little gossip thew
couiH h. ar fe tn prizes. Vine t started out
exactly where IL left OF. size for May,
and for hf5s' minutes only nu tuated &c, aud
tha' was dow ward. Corn about as sIe 4dy-
MAJ o0entns aOaIf, selling at 5, I G5 nc, and
t. en- back 10 tOac. January pork started ont
at St4 2319, ana sold st Slf 80; cur'Dg the first
hou- orr fell of c, January being OF d at
20. q afn wac fir or, slightly under the
iocal inquiry. Wheat recovered to s2IGS3c.
and corn TO SIC. Po,k fell oG IOc u, to
noon, symp4thetic decline taking place
IN all other articles Of hog product. All Coun-
Try talk III cJrn was b 4llish but it had not
n uch effect At no tlUe did May get over re
higher Than iG opened, 5O5sc brough out some
h avy tfe ings. One 'perato s. Id about $780,
90 bushel', and with the 70 lowing he Induced
worked the market down 10 FOX6 exc.
Atler this 1t recovered to 5OXc ma
at loon was sJeafy at thai prica-
efore O'Clock Their was a disposition to sen
corn which broke prices q1ite IN rpl 70 5Okc,
1t came from local operators; May closed-Gt or
d5O3so hat was Is hAInm, red o s2sSc,
81 sing at s24c. January pork closed az
Sl4 O2h. Lead ny futures closed: Wheat-Oe-
&c FER I5Tc, January rs; February 7sxc,
Nay S214c; cO-D-NOv mbar 1870, Decem-
7 46'. ia usry s6]Sc, May $3.50; mess pork
per Darr-l, j .nusry Sl4 L.; May sl4 62k lard
'ecember 81 OF, Janusry 81 IS FeDruary
s. IS Nav 81 BIZ. Short Tibs-January s. IL;
Fe ruary S7l71z March ST ~. Cash qaot ticns
were: Flour, srket dull an" prices steady;
No. red wheat 751<e: No. 2 '5orn, 460465<s;
me pork, Sl3 7j6l4 1919; lard 81 0007 G2H;
short ribs and des loose, 81 C5G7 10; dry
sailed shoulders box q, 50 70G5 so: short
c.ea sides, boxed, 81 4OG7 IS.
NEW DIX, Nov 26-COfee-SpOt fair; Rio
options y so UOihts lower and fairly
a"tive; saes S!,'0 bags n vember IS 2C@
10 December IA Tab Is: January Il Asa
Il 20; February u 3 a So; March IA 1904 A.;
~ IA O06 so May "A 0O9lI 90. June IS IS
ala 25. jay 13 81; August Ii SD6I4 70; Sen
TENDER l3 6i3 s. (lsSS); November IS 200
% 30 Sugar III refined quiet graduated 6X
G6.56. Ho-a,ss quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Live Stock Market.

ct. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. 6-Cattls-Receipss
900; shipments 1900; market easter; choice
heavy native steers 81 25S4 80: fair to
good native tteErs sOl1 at So S0G4 80:
butchers steers, medium to choice, s. OO6
So; sIockers and feeders IA to good
grades, 81 6tD2 81; ranger common TO z cd
corr 4 O, 81 l0d4 co. Hogs Receipts 300:
shipments 500, the marset was active and
strong, prices ran log from 81 4JS5 So Sheeo
Receipts o; shipments, 100 market steady;
fair tn fsncv 50 1904 90; lamb. So S064 40.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Y. 26.-Uattie-Reeeipts
Isl shipmenCs 1850; market weak, rlJw
and unsatisfactory; good 10 cbNi 81 $50
s.; common to me ium 50 20S4 o.; stockers
81 OOd2 SO; fe. ding steers 81 IS s3 %; cows
81 25d2 go; grass rance steers 81 .593 20.
Hogs Re eipts 1900; shipments noae m arkst
opened strOrg, closing weak and SC lower,
angling from s. 90 20 81 80 Sheep Receipts
81 shipments none; ma ket steady; good TO
ehoice 81 S0d3 %; CONN on u medium s. 500
20.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 6.-7atsls-Receipts
Is U; shipments, ct reported; market STEADY,
fhippin seeTs s. 70GJ 90; stoekers aad feed
ers 81 6092 IS; cows. bulls and mixed S OO6s2 IS;
It xas cattle 81 S5G3 90 western range s. 20
as IS. Hofs-Rec ipIs 25,i o.; shipments 500.
market stronger but closing weak; xed "A %
as 10; heav 81 S565 80 nZh. 81 1904 81. sheep
r ceipts 3O0); hipmeDts 1000; mar2e steady
ard very SIR 'Bg; natives s. 1914 40; western
s. Goes 6j; Texans s. 3065 50; lambs S. 403
..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
ON CHANGE.
Spot Gotten Unchanged. Futures from
One TO Four P0iaJs Higher.
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Dull, EluctuRtsd Narrowly
and Closed Lowor-LtVe stock
TransactioDs Brisk,
Daily Review.
GAZETTE OFFIGE,
FORT WORTE, TEX, Nov, Is, 1887,


GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WoRTE, TEX, Nov. rs. 1887.
Trade continues good Notwithstanding
the state of the roads and weather.
Cotton receipts for the past week have
averaged very light, owing to the
weather.
Coal has taken an upward turn since
the frigid atmosphere set In. Hard coal
is very scarce and promises to be even
more 80 before the demand is all sup
piled. a reporter was to-day shown a
letter from the coal manager OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific 10 fuel dealer in town,
stating that at none OF t5et compaDy's
depot in T.Xss was there any hard coal
to supply orders with, aud that even st
Philadelphia itcould DE had in very limited
quantities. N orders are being filed by
the rail ways from dealers throughout the
state except upon accepted orders Of at
least thirty days. The outlook, say the
local dealers, is very poor for sufficient
supply Of hard coal throughout the WIN
ter. The demand exceeds the supply by
half. As for soft coal, al city orders are
being filled at present, and the dealers
expect to meet all pressing demands
LuIOuSu ZIG HiueSI LUG pLlCc6 Ou idI
coal has gone up all around and is ex-
pected to go higher. Soft coal remains
The same. Wood is mArKed up 8 little,
but is not expected to rise very much, as
the supply is sufficient for present de
mand and is expected to continue the
same.
Bradstreet's last issue says the anthra-
cite coal market continues very strong in
the face CT an urgent demand in all d.
rections, scarcity of cars, light stocks,
higher railway tolls, and consequently
higher wholesale prices. There are also
reports of great scarcity of anthracite
coal most OF the larger centers Of Con-
sumption and distribution. The heavy
demand for this variety of coal is shown
in the fact Of total output (shipment
from the mines) amounting to
20 l86,749 tons this year to Octo-
Der 81, as compared with 26 047 375
tons in like portion of 1886 This
SHOWS an increase during 1887 of 49,
S74 tons. Bot the demand is well Illus
trsted by the fact that stocks during Oc-
tober Of TIDE water shipping points were
reduced 235 772 tons, or from 394 T48 to
15S 976 TOYS; this in view of 9 stoppage Of
ABOUT one-fitth of the total capacity of
the anthracite mining regions, due to the
strike OF the miners N the Lehigh VALLEY
poi t to very stiff market with gu out
look for any and all prices, sugg sted If
demands are prompt delivery. 1t should
also be neted that the outlook for ending
1his,,strike Is less promising than for some
weeks past.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
xhe Fort worth narksss.

BUTTER -l62591sc per D !; creamery 2sc.
COTTON-7k0S1
COFFEE-Rio. fair zoe; prime 2o1Gc; choice
2lac; Laguyra 1876; Java $3.50; Golden Bio
Csc; Pea Berry &c.
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
I0alOXc; full cream twins 15e.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, per crate, 81 so.
CANNED GOODs-Prlcss per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, 81 70; peaches. standard, 2
rs. 81 80; 5 bs 81 so; seconds, rs. 81 IS; 3 L g
81 Is; strawberries, Bs 81 IS; blackberries
81 So; green gaget s.: raspberrieE, . ID, 81 IS;
green peas 81 10E1 SC; tomatoes, STANDARD
2 ms 81 l0; secor de. BIS s.: 5 Rs 81 40;
green corn 81 l0G1 50; oysters, full weight.
he s.; salmon, D g 1922 %: ssrdines, rs,
S. % nef no: imported Sl2 50n 5 0f; ported,
is. $50 a 4 90, Eagle con sensed milk IS %.
1887:
Prints--Alhion silver grays, 51sc; Albion SAL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
HONEY GROVE CONFERENCE.
Proceeding Of the Fourth Days Session of
the Methodist Gathering

Special to the Gazette.
HONEY GROVE, TEX, Nov. 26.-Tbe
Methodist annual conference on Its fourth
day proceeded to business as follows
Conference convened at 80 am, Bishop
A. W. Wilson in the chair. The following
named ministers were made superaDuarV
". II. Wea,herby, W. Q. Duff, L.
Wiley, W. R. Banning, 7 V Evans. &c.
PesrsoD, e, L Pashby, J. W. Cru,ca-
field. Those put On the superAnust d
list sTe: G R1DdsI, W. P Reed, r
G Raney, J P. Barbee, G. J Cock, J.
Smith, L A Armstrong, j. ". Chalk, ".
R. Davis, A 81. Prewer, T. W. Morton.
Transfers from other conferences are:
W. Il. Lefene, A. K. Miller, G. c. Hardy,
a G. Benson, B Adair,
Two hundred and ti;ty dollars was sub
scribed TO liquidste the bonded indebted
ness of the North Texas Female College
st Sherman. Denison was selected st the
place to hold the next Session Of the con-
ference.
The pulplts Of all the churches in the
city will be filed tomorrow by members
itfEttendanCe at the conference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Ladies

In DELICATE health needing q gentle yet
elaxstive will fad the California
liquid frait remedy, Syrup Of Figs, pleas
ans to he taste, accepta 9le 10 the stem
sch, aad perfectly ssfe IN all cases: at is
the most easily taken and pleassHay eff
feetise remedy known 5.scure AID prevent
e6stigeuesssto dispet headsGhEs, colds
aud fcyers, ,end strshgthen the 4&idneEs,
liver and boweas;+ and is therefore g. Pa
vorite remedy with ladies. For SAFE IN
so cents and 81 bottles by Threlkeld &
Lyme, druggists, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Joshua.

Special to the Gazette.
JOSHUA, TEX, Nov. 26.-The following
suits were disposed of in the Justice court
here to day:
A. w Sheeler vs.. j. w. Whitehurst;
judgment in favor Of plaintiff.
j. A. Jackson vs.. john Lewis; judg-
ment of SIS rs in favor OF plaintiff. Also
judgment IL favor of defendsntf)r $78 40,
on account of wrongtully suing out OF
distress warrant. =
Msry r r MIRO VS.. J. A. Nixon. The
case was taken under edvisement Unit
Tuesday next at ] o'clock p m. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
a MoaaGer Stock.

The Fort Worth Grocer Coseehave been
buying largely AM very j6diciously for
the coming holiday season. In fact their
orders never have been so extensive, ana
the grade toE goods of such fine selection
as their sale shipments show. Both de-
paFtments, wholesale and retail, are IN
usually well stocked, with new shipments
arriving dailY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

western horseshoe nails. No. 4. SOC. No. 5, 26c;
No, t. 2Sc; No 7, 2lc; No. S, zoe; Lakes" Q. 4,
45c; NO ., &c; No. g. &c; No I. zoe; No. 6. Sc
Ausa0ie, same, No. 4, &5ci Nc. 8, Fac; No. 2lcI
No. !, l9c; No. 8. ISc.
POuLTRY-H equote: Young frying chi; rena
81 1872 p per dozi old hens s. - per doz !;
turkeys 5JdS5s each.
WHISKY-Kectided 81 GAL so. SIS per proof;
sour mash, two years old. 81 6OrI 20; three
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Galveston.

GALVESTON. TEX. Nov. 26.-Uotton Spot
closed quiet and unchanged.
>5ross receipts, $780, baies.
~Rles, 376 bales.
Exports,
Shipments coastwise, -.
Raj shipments, -.
Stock, l2l, al baes.
Low ordinary. 74c; ordinary, IKE; good or
binary, IL 81: low mif dling, 8 &c; nil
ding ll-l6': good midoling, 1916; mid
ding fair, 10 3-16c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov wonl-sseady; fair
demand; Unwashed bright medium, SG23xe;
coars al 1892; low sandy, It0I5c: ine
lign., 1920; fine hesvY. 120l4c, tab washed
choics, S5c; inferior, S0@SS5; sack, lo620c-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
COTTON MARKRTs.
Receipts at al United Ststen Pnrtn
NeK Gerieann.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 20 Cotson-spot
closed fl m and l-l6c hI2her
Sales 81 naIea.
st Ok "a PSI.
.-ow ordtn nv 5-l6c; ordInzrr Q IG5; gooo
orainary s Is lec; low middling 7-l6,; mid
ding / Ice; good middliOg 10 l l6c; mid ling
fair 10 I Ice; fair ii I6;.
Futures ope. ed anu close firm, to points
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
GENERAL azARhETs,
Produce and Frox,sionk,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 26.-FIour very dull
and u chs ged Xxx 81 az . family 81 552
30; fancy So 40G3 30; patents S. 9044 10.
Whest ep med lie lower and coaIialef duh
all morning, closing 7.a& lower. No. red
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Advfce to MoIherRxs

Mes. Winslowsss Soothing syrup forchh dreD
teething, sootEss the child, saftens the gaHi1s
a1iays pain,.ed asssEind collie, and is the best
remedy fordiarrhtsH. % cents bottle ,Sass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

II you want q superb eaperior aDd sub.
stantial smoke ,rg s'cfgar at Wells drug
store. gytrF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

Save money in YOUR shoe-but by buy
ing 1t Logan, EvanaS& Smiths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26-Ootton - spos closed
with prices firm. but drmand light
Ordinary 4 10 I6d; gooa ordinar; led; low
middlins 53G roiddling upIands 5 -loG; mid
ding Orleans I'D.
Total sales 50OU; American 200.
ImpoTts 1900: American, l0.l 200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Sales g. 500 bales
New YORK.

NEW YORK. Nov. &c. Cotton-Spot closed
quiet and unchanged.
Sales, 1874 OaIee.
stock Il0,Sl5 bales.
Ordinary * good ordinary, 1867 low
middlins 10 / g.; midcling, lG1lc; good n d.
ding. L = middlnx fair. Il I6,.
Futures cl sed steady, l to points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
FINANCIAL.
ENGLISH CONsOLs.

LONDON, Nov. 2i.-Consnls closed at les 7-l6d
for money; silver 80 - I6d.
MONEY.
SEW YORK. Nov % honey on call easy at
4d6 per cent ; closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile per COS ser ceaE. Ser
ling exchsnEe dull : steadJ at "a So. for
ski. day bills, and 81 So! for demand.
gTOCKs AND BONDS
NEW YORK, Nov 20 Stocks and bonds
;Losed at the following prices bid:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

- The "Daisy" cigar Is al the rage at
Wells drug etores
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

.,ops to Aracnne and oocen Nab
rus AHu''t EconUmIes-OGr Weekly
,s'0'' Notes and x cpeS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
rha Onnaa market.
rha wno. market

GALVESTON. Tex. Nov. 2s.-0Ohae-Un-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
One Facts

Is worth a column Of rhetoric, said an
American statesfsan 1t is fact, estab-
lshed by the Testimony of thousands of
people. thatIHood's SsrsapariIls does cure
scr, fuls, salt rheum, Ind other diseases
or affections Hisipg iron impure state or
low condiuonpf the blood. 1t also over
comes tnst tired feeling, SGeates good
appetite, and gives strength 20. every part
of the syste M Try it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Holiday Prov,sieDs J.

In abundance of the frsshest and most
desirable kinds asethe Fort Worth Grocer
Co.'S. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-15
PERSONAL.

On tho recent SEVENTEEN anniversary OF his birth
dav Professor Mommscn received address OF CON
graduation signed by AIS learned and eminent mon
In all parts OF the world
Tho Row Dr. Scott, Dean of Rochester, whose
death at tho age of seventy-s!X has been announced,
was tho partner of Dean Liddcll, of Christ Church,
Oxford I'm the authorship Of the great Creek lexicon
that bears their names. 1t IS told that the dSnlfed
and learned gentlemen allowed themselves joke
apiece I'm that monumental work DIR. SCOTS was
this that tho derivation Of tho word SycOphant COR
rather IFS Grcck chronological cqulvalenD from mo
circumstance Of the infOrmcrS who denounced the
importation Of figs into Attica " IS nero hgneh''
Miss Murfree o. Craddock') has left Boston and
returned to the West.
Senior Castelar,, the Spanish Republican statesman,
thinks that tho recent Presidential crisis In France
was the result of a conspiracy between VI. Clcmcnccan
and NJ BrlssOn, who are both deserving OF severe
blame.
Mr.. Lionel Trough IS in great demand as story
teller and his anccdoal entertainments are becoming
a feature OF London social life.
The Rev. Philip Moxom. tho popular pastor OF the
Commonwealth Avenue Baptist Church, Boston, IS
suffering from nervous prostraton and has gone to
Europe for rccuperatiOn.
When in Paris last year the King OF Greece called
at the Elyscc The conversation turned the arec-
ton % the Creek people for their King. Yes" said
tho King, tho Greeks really attached TO They
know love their country, and they have painted mo
I'm a picture avcc la belle Helene" Madame Grevy,
Joining in the conversation, hero said" She IS said to
lc very bandsomc-ynur Helene Excuse me-
interrupted the King, 81 f. Helen Of Troy not my
Helen" ". Grcvy turning TO HIS wife, remarlc ed:
You know Ia Belle IGrlcnr-She who carried
OF by Pars7 Tho King to leave, and he also
did not return to tho llysec